New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25

less 40 II the act was under the pretended has
rean lawful authority The wrong wnic On, ,he ight Of
done did not consist chiefly in scramble oI OFT Tue o, anada
1hs,~ n consisted of attempt on the part vi %
TO rompci the United to repeal certain laws Vi
wholly domestT purpose does anywhere appear
NJ Woar1bat purpose manifesy disclosed by inc
recital; Of The the evidence
such snS S1 fnS paGhs e
i fG'aaH vermont MdmuPas il. what Tnaso,e !.
70 anply the Ter tnonis does not mean ANYTHING
This thing has got be settled By treaty or Dy & ont
Mr.. Hoar-It can be settled by stopping 'He'0 0"'
Mr. Ingas-But the trouble is liable to break ont
again Iha- got to be see ~ $50 Sv Sood would like
TO know what the senator from verh1' to see tie
the bill to Does he want tnis oiA' " '''''0 ~
trouble by negotiations or by a fight
Mr. You do not want to settle II at an
Mr. EdmundsThat the npP 81 my i,en that the
the frying pan m into , the 's States sn may ii
mstreated in Canadian pcrt say that trs Of the
Canadan fishermen shall sDo mot he IS not war
suppose that continues ten years ,ha the people of the
Who stand ssSt # be ssn and WI Be found
a persuasion to the people OF and conduct But
sno hal Il does not that eec-then We haxs
simply got S tSc question will be-who
can stand that the lOngestf thiIh 'neio 10 0'' ~
M 70 I Vermont states that the
merely the Interpretation OF construction Vi 'no ~
Of ISIS .r.,,t
hmm
Mr inoalIsI understood the Senator to say mar Eng
land had always been rufilan. coward ana ouiiy
enS,cai 70 the feeble and Bringing and obsequions 70
The strong Her history for centuries nas oee
in Wales against the Roman Catholics against the Beers
South Africa, against the HhJoos anu WEAK HELPLESS
nation Great Britain been there for the purpose "l
rapacty and plumber and c1nquesn If two defeats
Tankes dare say in the breasts oi i-.t III LII
ibeeye that there Is special reciprocity OF good VIII
of me
Americans who do not regret Waterloo % "to orso
Americans who do recognize the fact that ,ne course
of England this country has been one OF @ @
and suspicion aud outrage rom Tue snn Alright there
is no purpose on part of Great Britain 10
peaceful solution T Pss9e Of sis Therefore glad
70 hear of the Interpretation placed on ne pt &c ,r
iston by the Senator from Maine Mr . 81 pt
80 he is concerned 1t is be declaration to Great BTU
ain (recognizing her agency and her power III 'e a'oH
that she vail Gef DO not think there will any great
necessity any further argument in snfpor ~ @
Of the eypediency Of the 1t is not that Canada
may catch fish without moestation' IL Is Una, tariff
policy that these difficulties are fomenec now i on
regard IN thst pG porerence with our ships tho
igh seas or in the neighbohood OF their ports vi ~ ,
d"meste polcy as bel az ono the most emphatic ana
fragrant acts of hostility that can be comM'eu "'o"
"e,% MSSran declared that so far this being war
Ike measure, 1t was moasme ,b =" would be war in
them-and war beyond the control OF Congress & tind
nd that ~
on Tie Canadian coast would be the tocsin of war Inc
noope of the United States would he plunged INTO WaI
II as rapidy as they had been by John Browns rdu ~
Hsrpers Ferry they would go into il nnanIo ,d
American fishermen would hnd IN me s ME- as on
rights just as much support Oh the CUR OF Mexico DIS vi
M FXay arcned in support of bill which he said
was not in the nature of menace or tending AZ az IN ta
direction 1t the duty OF Congress ne sa 70 and
resepment SO far from the bill tending to wa OF tsna
ing umbrage. 1t was Intended to nave CONF s hat
1t was an Immediate announcement to the IeopS oai
they had only TO their projections not 70 Peeo
resentment but to the Government OF ,he D'ed 800 H.
aud when the opening should prlg aoout tuo
recurrence OF the fishing season ana OF the nsnns
dangers question would be removed IRON IlsI d the
OF collision and nf not concluded II woua DC nnsdera
contract of both governments In denpeise 1I,t q,
what should be done in order TO nave stasttV to
The peace dignity Of the two great oheu
Ma Hale declared himself earnestly in favor Of the bin
Mr. vestA this talk which runs 90 Sg people OF
the world is to be deprecated "nstevsr eie Ser
xens the same bloodas regards conquest and oppres
ton-that runs veins and when IL CONES 20 q
question Of right or English honor am not afraid 70
esy In spite OF any impression In this country aea91
England people that have ever nVed ~ so,' va" W.
Rational honor We are their children and when
speak of this spirit upon 0oS 0sT Cm fountain
atm existence and that has not run dry as in the
nature OF treaty with Great Britain de "an'eu ho
Mr. Vests amendment for the appointment ., o Snd
missioner take testimony In regard TO the losses i
injuries inflicted by British authorities upon American
The iii was then passed. Yeas 46, nays aadoie-
besgerl 49, ~, ,vos rr,,ted in Tuy TRIBUNE Of
The House today adopted the following resolution;
That the 2. ru SS to The
bssveen Government and the Briiish % 70 tho
Sss Ia na nsS hsA.s
ssS 5s sus 70
snd to sT sSsssin snd which
American trading vessels and 70 vessels OIL all 0'"''